Feel - Fühlen (The 394th Most Common German Word)

The German translation for Feel is Fühlen. This word often comes up when talking about body & health, sickness & injuries. It can be used as verb. It is classified as a A1 word, and is the 394th most common word in German. You can find example sentences below to provide context, and you can also listen to how the word is pronounced. Download our app to practice the 3000 most common German words, including this one, with over 60,000 example sentences, pronunciations, and various practice types.

Pronunciation

en English: feel

de German: fühlen

Examples

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Don't make me feel bad about doing what I did. Lass mich nicht schlecht fühlen, weil ich tue, was ich getan habe.
I know that you feel lonely. Ich weiß, dass Sie sich einsam fühlen.
I don't want to feel like this anymore. Ich will mich nicht mehr so fühlen.
I cannot feel at home in such a hotel. Ich kann mich in einem solchen Hotel nicht zu Hause fühlen.
Just the sound of 'I love you' makes me feel stronger. Allein der Klang von „Ich liebe dich“ lässt mich stärker fühlen.
You'll feel better if you take these pills. Mit diesem Medikament werden Sie sich besser fühlen.
Let me feel it. Lass es mich fühlen.
I hope that you feel better tomorrow. Ich hoffe, ihr werdet euch morgen besser fühlen.

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Feel - Fühlen (The 394th Most Common German Word)
My legs feel heavy. Meine Beine fühlen sich schwer an.
His hands feel rough. Seine Hände fühlen sich rau an.
How do you feel during your period Wie fühlen Sie sich während der Periode
We feel for your loss. Wir fühlen wegen deines Verlustes mit dir.
I have antennae for other people, and perceive how they feel. Ich habe Antennen für andere Menschen und nehme wahr, wie sie sich fühlen.
Feel free to ask about discounts when booking. Fühlen Sie sich frei zu fragen, über Rabatte bei der Buchung.
You feel anxious and constantly think about the upcoming birth. Sie fühlen sich ängstlich und denken ständig über die bevorstehende Geburt nach.
Caregivers also talk with relatives who feel bad. Auch Verwandte, mit denen die Kräfte sprechen, fühlen sich schlecht.
When you feel that you can confide in me. Wenn Sie fühlen, dass Sie sich mir anvertrauen können.
As for your wife, the more time you devote to her, the worse she will feel. Was deine Frau betrifft, wird sie sich umso schlechter fühlen, je mehr Zeit du ihr widmest.
We feel disgusted with our appearance. Wir fühlen uns von unserer eigenen Erscheinung angewidert.
Feel lucky with good item drops and upgraded rates. Fühlen Sie sich glücklich mit guten Itemsdrops und...
Feel grateful for the richness of your world. Man sollte sich dankbar für die Reichhaltigkeit der eigenen Welt fühlen.

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Feel - Fühlen (The 394th Most Common German Word)

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